Sorry bout that,
1. The world swirls around, the USA.
2. If we have problems, the world has problems.
3. Even Dictators, are effected.
4. Russia, Iran, and China, all could blow away, and its own people, they will be the ones who make it happen.
5. Perhaps the next President will be able to help them reorganize.
6. The one we have now, may be able to find a spoon, and eat his pudding, on Thursdays.
7. Sitting in the oval office with his spoon, looking *all bright eyed*, waving his spoon around.
8. READ: IRAN
time.com
SAMPLE:
"The officers of Iran’s morality police who arrested the 22-year-old Mahsa Amini on Sept. 13, it must have seemed like business as usual. Her brother’s appeals that they were visitors on unfamiliar ground in Tehran went unheeded as she was forced away, just one among scores arrested that day for showing a few strands of hair outside her headscarf. But what followed is shaking the theocratic state to its core."
9. READ: RUSSIA
www.nbcnews.com
SAMPLE:
"Addressing Ukrainians in Russian-occupied regions, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a video address that his countrymen should “hide” from mobilization and “avoid summons” of military commanders."
10. READ: CHINA
thelibertydaily.com
SAMPLE:
"There is always a fine line between being at the cutting edge of the news cycle and falling for a hoax. The internet moves fast and many news outlets like ours strive to be among the first to report when news breaks. The days when corporate media always got the scoops are behind us as citizen journalists and alternative media networks can move more nimbly."
11. And it starts.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
1. The world swirls around, the USA.
2. If we have problems, the world has problems.
3. Even Dictators, are effected.
4. Russia, Iran, and China, all could blow away, and its own people, they will be the ones who make it happen.
5. Perhaps the next President will be able to help them reorganize.
6. The one we have now, may be able to find a spoon, and eat his pudding, on Thursdays.
7. Sitting in the oval office with his spoon, looking *all bright eyed*, waving his spoon around.
8. READ: IRAN
The Iranian Protests Have Shaken the Theocracy
The death of a young woman in custody has triggered an audacious uprising.
SAMPLE:
"The officers of Iran’s morality police who arrested the 22-year-old Mahsa Amini on Sept. 13, it must have seemed like business as usual. Her brother’s appeals that they were visitors on unfamiliar ground in Tehran went unheeded as she was forced away, just one among scores arrested that day for showing a few strands of hair outside her headscarf. But what followed is shaking the theocratic state to its core."
9. READ: RUSSIA
Zelenskyy calls for 'sabotage' as thousands of Russians flee after mobilization call
“We can’t predict anything,” one Russian told NBC News after traveling to Kyrgyzstan with her husband. “But we know for sure that in war there are no winners, only losers.”
www.nbcnews.com
SAMPLE:
"Addressing Ukrainians in Russian-occupied regions, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a video address that his countrymen should “hide” from mobilization and “avoid summons” of military commanders."
10. READ: CHINA
No, There Was Not a Military Coup in China and Xi Jinping Is Not Under House Arrest After Being Removed From CCP Leadership - 🔔 The Liberty Daily
If you love the news, check out The Liberty Daily's homepage. There is always a fine line between being at the cutting edge of the news cycle and falling for a hoax. The internet moves fast and many news outlets like ours strive to be among the first to report when news breaks. The days […]
thelibertydaily.com
SAMPLE:
"There is always a fine line between being at the cutting edge of the news cycle and falling for a hoax. The internet moves fast and many news outlets like ours strive to be among the first to report when news breaks. The days when corporate media always got the scoops are behind us as citizen journalists and alternative media networks can move more nimbly."
11. And it starts.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
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